The skiing

Ski facts

The ski area caters for all levels of skiers, with beautiful green and blue pistes, moguls slaloms and a great snow park along with a huge variety of red pistes for intermediates to cruise. Saint-Lary is divided into 3 interlinked ski areas, all within a short distance from Saint-Lary Village and sharing 100km of slopes among superb landscapes:

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St-Lary 1700 (Pla d’Adet):

Beginners will love St Lary 1700. The areas pistes are all blue, wide and easy to learn on. Intermediates will find plenty of long cruising reds and some not too testing blacks to improve on.

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 St-Lary 1900

Free-style/snowpark

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St-Lary 2400:

 Experts will have to look around for challenges, there are some steeps and some off piste (especially from the Soum de Matte at 2370m), and plenty of deep powder.

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Pistes: 100 km
Ski lift: 32
Snow cannon: 240
Snowpark
Altitude difference: 800 m

Aprés ski

Activities

St Lary is the après-ski capital of the central Pyrenees.
The resort features a great selection of bars and nightclubs and there are a wide choice of restaurants.
Visitors can experience the Maison de l'Ours (Bear House) or Pyrenees National Park House.

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Amenities

Souvenir shops, supermarkets or local shops, bakeries, chemists, newsagents and a post office.

Visitors who want a break from skiing can experience dog sledging, snow mobiling, snowshoeing, hiking, paragliding.
There is also the opportunity to go ice skating, cross-country skiing, winter mountain climbing, ice cascade climbing...
Saint Lary is also a renowned spa with thermal baths, Sensoria well-being centre and an extraordinary lookalike-canyon where you can take the waters after a hard day's skiing.